Description of problem: If you click on a ktimetracker dropdown menu, there is a gap between the menu heading the list of menu items. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdeutils-4.6.0-3.fc15.x86_64 How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Log into GNOME 3 and launch ktimetracker. 2. Click on any of the drop-down menus. Actual results: Menu items appear half-way down the window. Expected results: Menus should render normally. Additional info:
Created attachment 482220 [details] Example screenshot one.
Created attachment 482222 [details] Example screenshot two.
Actually, I have just checked and this seems to be a problem with several KDE applications when they are run under GNOME; Marble, Gwenview and KWrite exhibit the same symptoms but Dolphin does not.
Created attachment 482224 [details] The same problem in Marble
Hmm, with default Gnome 3 style it works for me, could you try to switch back to it and try again?
Hello Jaroslav, You are correct in that it seems to be a problem with the style. Note that the style changed from the default after an earlier Mutter crash. Cheers, David
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